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/**
@page new_app Creating an empty project that uses OpenNI
This section describes how to set the environment for developing your own applications using OpenNI.
@section create_new_app To Create a simple project using OpenNI:
-# Open a new project or an existing one with which you want to use OpenNI.
-# In the Visual Studio menu, open the Project menu and choose Project properties.
-# In the C/C++ section, under the General node, find the "Additional Include Directories" and add
"$(OPEN_NI_INCLUDE)". This is an environment variable pointing to where OpenNI include directory
is located (the default location will be: C:\\Program files\\OpenNI\\Include).
-# In the Linker section, under the General node, find the "Additional Library Directories" and add
"$(OPEN_NI_LIB)". This is an environment variable pointing to where OpenNI libraries directory
is located (the default location will be: C:\\Program files\\OpenNI\\Lib).
-# In the Linker section, under the Input node, find the "Additional Dependencies" and add OpenNI.lib
-# If you wish to use an XML file to configure OpenNI, you can start from a basic one found under OpenNI
Data folder (the default location will be: C:\\Program files\\OpenNI\\Data).
For additional information about OpenNI xml scripts, see @ref xmlscripts.
-# Make sure to add the Additional Include and Library directories to both your Release and Debug configurations.
-# Your code files should include XnOpenNI.h if using the C interface, or XnCppWrapper.h if using the C++ interface.
*/
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